Brian Earp, a researcher affiliated with Oxford and Yale, delves into the thorny issue of trust in psychological studies. He shares insights on the replication crisis, highlighting the implications of failed attempts to replicate notable findings like power posing and the Macbeth effect. Brian reflects on the importance of adaptability in scientific beliefs and the need for constructive critiques within academia. His candid discussion encourages researchers to embrace their own negative findings, underscoring the value of integrity in psychological research.